I need to stop a foreclosure on property .

Who's the owner being foreclosed upon? Why do you have a judgment lien on this property? What do you mean by saying that your name and money owed...

Should I continue to live in my home after the foreclosure sale?

I see three issues here: (1) Should you speak with a foreclosure defense attorney, (2) Should you move now, and (3) What is the foreclosure...

There is a Massachusetts regulation prohibiting deposits for consumer utilities, so you do NOT have to supply a deposit. Utilities provided by...

My daughters house was sold at auction the same morning she filed chapter13 but not before the house was sold

Unfortunately, not at all likely. The rule is that the bankruptcy filing must be performed before a "Memorandum of Sale" is signed. Memoranda...

Is bankruptcy right for me?

Gosh, don't you wish you could get a response from (1) a Massachusetts attorney, (2) which you could read and actually understand, maybe one that...

Ch 7 bankruptcy (10+ yrs ago) Now creditor say I have to pay what was discharged.

Gosh, I find it quite odd that non-Massachusetts attorneys are answering this question - desparate for ratings, I guess - and, well, I'll politely...

Nonsecured credit card creditors now w/judgements are trying to put liens on my house-can debt/liens be discharged w/bankruptcy

And don't just call any lawyer in your area, call Ted Koban (who's just too polite to suggest you call him and no others).

My x-husband is going to file bankruptcy and wants to exempt home. I am still on note and mortgage, can I object?

It seems to me that you want this guy to file bankruptcy and get rid of his "enormous credit card debt" so he can more easily afford the mortgage...

Exempt assets under 11 USC ss. 522(d)(2) & (3)

I'm sorry my Virginia colleague wasted your time with lots of words but no help. Your question begins "in general", and I'll answer the same...

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Can you file a chapter 13 after you have filed a chapter 7 in the state of Mass?

Yes, to catch up on your missed mortgage payments. That's really all you wanted to know about, right? My colleague is correct but probably...